Sentence examples for weak predictor from inspiring English sources

Instead, relief is a relatively weak predictor of sediment yield.

Height was also only a weak predictor of appeal.

The question "How satisfied are you with [company X's] overall performance?" while relevant in certain industries, would prove to be a relatively weak predictor of growth.

But it certainly seems like a big contributor, given that self-reported vote intention is such a weak predictor of eventual turnout.

There is consistent evidence that digital cervical examination is a weak predictor, and controversy regarding home uterine activity monitoring.

Self-interest, political scientists have found, is a surprisingly weak predictor of people's views on specific issues.

Skin surface temperature was a weak predictor of IM temperature during cryotherapy and should not be used as the sole dependent measure in cryotherapy efficacy studies.

A series of four meta-analyses during the past decade, each taking into account dozens of studies, found the IAT to be at best a weak predictor of behaviour.

The study found that high blood pressure in childhood was only a weak predictor of early death and high cholesterol was not associated with premature death, but experts suggested those factors were easier to control with medication.

Improvement of autonoetic agnosia was a weak predictor of positive symptom improvement in a limited sample.

The acid-fast smear was a weak predictor of TB, owing to a high rate of isolation of NTM.